A True Witch Book 2

A True Witch Book 2

Fantasy * Paranormal * Contemporary
A True Witch Book 2 is second in the series of a contemporary Australian witch fantasy.

Six months following the traumatic attack on the witches by two Grimm brothers and the murder of the old witch, Maybelline, Niamh vacations in Ireland for an extended recovery break, along with her friend, Emma. In Ireland, she connects with her witch heritage, uncovers a family secret and befriends other witches.

Unbeknown to Niamh, back in Australia the Grimm family continue their centuries-old pledge to hunt and execute witches, seeking to eliminate her entire family including her pregnant mother.
Included on their hit-list is her Grimm father for breaking the family rules, associating with witches and fathering witch children.
The race to protect and survive is on …

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Ebook, paperback and hard cover available 2 February 2026.

 

The portrayal of Ireland and Niamh’s exploration of her family’s heritage were notable aspects for me. L.J. Fox’s writing is distinguished by its vivid descriptions, and this second installment focuses on Niamh’s journey of self-discovery and understanding her family’s intricate dynamics. It was difficult to put down, and I read it in 4 hours. – Goodreads

Babies Garden Revamp

Babies Garden was published back in 2019 and I have finally managed to revamp the ebook and paperback cover to a more modern and attractive look.

I know from a personal perspective that a book cover is what prompts me to pick up that book, or read the summary of that ebook. If the cover doesn’t appeal then I scroll straight past and possibly miss out on a wonderful novel. I don’t think I thought about this when I first started publishing my books and found what I considered an adequate image for the cover. Now, I look at the old covers and grit my teeth, anxious to revamp them all … and I will.

This is the first one as I had no plans to change the story. I hope you like it.

Read more about this book on the Babies Garden page.

 

A True Witch Book 1

A True Witch Book 1 cover

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Fallen Face

Fallen Face – fiction * apocalyptic * post-apocalyptic

Inexplicably, millions of people world-wide stop what they are doing and walk eastward, with the majority walking into the ocean and drowning. Those unable to withstand a long walk, die enroute. Survivors gather in groups, struggling to understand what has happened and attempting to forge a way forward through the devastation, grief and uncertainty.

Fallen Face is an apocalyptic story of survivors in New South Wales, Australia, who encounter religious beliefs, conspiracy theories and rumours of government experiments as well as individuals wishing to use the apocalypse to push their own leadership agenda.

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Fallen Face – the idea

I have always loved disaster and apocalyptic movies and series, and there have been so many:-

World War Z, The Walking Dead, The Last of Us, Planet of the Apes, The Omega Man, A Quiet Place, Bird Box, Armageddon, Deep Impact, V.

As a writer, I felt that it was absolutely imperative to write my own apocalyptic story and yet, how to kill off the population took years to consider. Do I create a virus that wipes out a great majority of the population, or a meteor that crashes into earth, or a spaceship full of aliens take over the world, or ants take over, or the earth heats up from climate change? The possibilities are endless, and yet, the writer would need an excellent knowledge of the science of climate change to successfully write a story on climate change. Ditto with a virus, the writer would need medical or scientific knowledge relating to viruses, unless you are Stephen King, and you can write convincingly on any topic.

Following podcasts and news on the freedom movement across the world and the conspiracy theories that cookers are passionate about, gave me the idea for Fallen Face. The conspiracy theories that the cookers subscribe to are so vast, so numerous and so outlandish that if the world suddenly ended, how would anyone know which theory had been correct? That is partly what drives this tale – no one really knows what happened. Was it divine intervention, a virus, 5G, chemtrails, microchip implants, vaccines, a global reset from the cabal or a government experiment?

Could something like this really happen?

 

The Passive Observer

Psychological thriller * Fantasy * Paranormal * Serial killer * Psychic visions
After a serious head knock leaves her unconscious for two days, Amanda wakes to discover she has the ability to view the final minutes of a violent murder if standing at the site of the crime. With the intention of solving cold case crimes, bringing killers to justice and providing closure for the family of victims, Amanda and her friend, Libby, attend murder sites and report their findings to police.

Working with the police, they identify a serial killer with a shoe fetish who has been operating in the area for a long time, and after a journalist publishes an article on Amanda and her ability, the shoe fetish killer decides to eliminate Amanda to hide his identity.

Amanda Kingley is an average, middle-aged woman with an amazing ability who discovers the price she must pay to use her ability for the good of others.

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The Passive Observer – the idea

There are so many cold cases in Australia that I wish could be solved, that occupy my thoughts and keep my awake at nights. Even though I would never wish to have Amanda’s ability to witness the murder itself, how wonderful would it be to be able to tell the police who the killer was, what the killer looked like, what car the killer drove and what really happened. To bring a killer to justice and to bring closure to the family of victims would help us all to sleep better.

Hardcopy or E-reader

Whether you read a physically hardcopy book or use an E-reader comes down to personal preference. I have a friend who prefers to have the physical book in her hands, to turn the pages manually and have that book grace the bookshelf for years to come and re-reading at a later date.

I used to feel the same way but over time, my bookshelves housed thousands of books and space was an issue, travelling on public transport to the city every day meant a book took up room in my handbag and before long, the book was very dog-eared to look at. I tend to be one of those people who lose bookmarks so have to turn the page edge over.

When I discovered Kindle through my iPad, it was such a breath of fresh air. I could have all my books present on the one device, my own little digital library. When I had finished reading one book, it was simple to purchase another without having to attend a book store or wait for a delivery. I could read at night without needing to switch on a bedside lamp. I could even change the font to be larger or smaller if so desired.

Of course, that was before I discovered Audible.

Knockers

I was reminded recently that if I put up a website, that I should expect some knockers and negative feedback.

I’m aware of that, and I can’t say that any of us are ever comfortable with criticism or trolling, but with books, everyone has different taste and what one person loves, another will detest. Life isn’t all sunshine and roses.

For those who prefer books where a lot of time is spent building the characters, these books may not be up your alley. My books are quite fast moving and the focus is on the story. Also, people who prefer books where the story is in chronological order may find it more difficult to read. For example, in Babies Garden, the chapters alternate between two different time periods, as does Viktoria.

Constructive criticism is great as a writer is always looking for ways to improve the experience for the reader, and you are welcome to send me feedback privately, or publicly if you prefer.